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Test the perforation strength of pouches with a perforation tester

06-5-2022
The appropriate packaging has a tremendous influence on increasing the shelf life of food goods and so preserving their nutritious content. Therefore, it is important for you to select the appropriate packaging material so as to deliver accurate products to your customers. A perforation is a tiny hole or row of holes punched into materials like pouches, thermoplastic films, paper, packaging products, etc. Thus, you can easily test the perforation strength of materials with the help of the Presto perforation tester. This is one of the highly efficient lab testing instruments that help to quantify the perforation strength of materials like pouches, thermoplastic films, paper, and packaging. Here in this blog, we are going to provide you with information about how a perforation strength tester is helpful in conducting the perforation test. So, let us get started!
Determine how strong your pouch is by testing its perforation strength
Features of Presto perforation tester
- Microprocessor-based display for accurate test results
- Works on Constant Rate of Elongation (CRE) Principle
- Display for Perforation strength of test specimen
- Highly accurate test results under elongation/tensile force
- Strong gripping clamps to perform the test at 180 degrees.
- Bright LED display
- Inbuilt calibration facility
- Feather touch controls
Technical Specifications of Presto perforation tester
- Load Cell Capacity: 50 Kgf
- Display: LED (Digital)
- Accuracy: ± 1% within the entire range.
- Least Count/Resolution : 0.05 kgf
- Power: 220V, Single phase, 50 Hz
- Speed: 300 mm/min ± 5%
- Safety: Limit Switches incorporated
Steps to operate perforation tester accurately
- First of all plug the machine into a 5 amp, 220 Volts AC.
- Turn the machine on.
- The next step involves is to prepare the specimen first.
- Once the specimen will be prepared then you need to place the specimen accurately on the machine.
- Ensure that the specimen should be placed in such a way that it makes a 90-degree angle with respect to the upper grip.
- Commence the test accurately with the help of the Presto perforation tester.
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